Wait For Me

Bennet Sullivan has carefully cultivated a certain public persona - the billionaire bad boy who parties hard, plays harder, and answers to no one. But when the latest headline threatens everything he's spent ten years building from nothing, the board at Sullivan & Associates pulls in a PR firm to salvage their CEO's reputation before a multi-billion dollar deal implodes.

Blaire Monroe is in the middle of a very public, very messy divorce from NFL Hall of Famer Colt Monroe. So when she gets the opportunity to spend two months in Los Angeles rehabbing yet another billionaire with a bad attitude, she jumps at the chance. New city, fresh start, difficult client. She's handled worse.

Except Bennet Sullivan isn't just another client.

He's surgical with his contempt. Personal in a way she can't explain. And every time he says her name, it sounds less like a greeting and more like an accusation aimed at something she doesn't remember doing.

She doesn't recognize him.

He remembers everything.

What follows is fake dates, stolen moments, and one truth neither of them saw coming - that the wound they've each been carrying for ten years belongs to the same night.

A second chance romance about the cost of survival, the weight of secrets, and two people who have been circling the same wound from opposite sides for a decade, waiting for someone brave enough to finally close the distance.

Some secrets don't stay buried. Especially when the person you've been hiding from is standing right in front of you.